News on Katrina and the illegal War in Iraq
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News and Analysis from the Arab World with special analysis of the israeli Annexation Wall. 59mins, englsih

Afrique, pouvoir et contre pouvoir + Rwanda, génocide oublié

Lundi 5 septembre 2005 :

> Afrique, pouvoir et contre pouvoir : Francafrique, Bas les masques - Francois Xavier Verschave (durée 1:26) - 05/09/05 - 20h00 sur radio.tzara

> Rwanda, un génocide oublié - Francois Xavier Verschave (durée 0:33) - 05/09/05 - 22h00 sur radio.tzara


LIRE la présentation, COMMENTER et ECOUTER sur RADIO.TZARA

Our guest for Thursday, September 1st will be Professor AlSayyad. He is currently Chair of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley, Executive Director of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments (IASTE), and Editor of Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review. 60mins, english

Fox News broadcast Bush in military bunker in Crawford/Waco "ranch" or Fort Hood, one day BEFORE Katrina flushed New Orleans port down the drain.

MP3 file: radio broadcast Capt Joyce Riley RN on The Power Hour, Friday 2 Sept 2005, conversation with John Lee of Pirate News TV

la dj aymara hosts a fighting-a-bad-bad-cold pity-party of one to celebrate a bee-free radioActive studio - one of the best little spaces in the world. an hour and a half worth of better-than-chicken soup music and as always - a heads up on local activist happenings. (she must be pretty sick to have used the word "happenings"...) ay! siempre on radioActive sanDiego!

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An interview with Robyn Banks, an anarchist from San Francisco Ca., and Nestor McNab - an anarchist with the WSM in Dublin who spent many years in Italy.

Nestor gives an outline of the Platform debate between Makhno and Malatesta in the 1920s and what relevance it has for movements today. The Platform asks questions about the degrees of organistaion in anarchist action. (first ten minutes).

An interview by DJ Lotus with Malik Rahim, former member of the Black Panther Party, who is currently in New Orleans, Louisiana.

In the interview Malik speaks of white vigilante groups driving around town shooting black people, but also of "heroism" by other whites in the city. He also points out that in his estimate, 70% of the rescues so far have been by individuals, not by the government. He encourages people to organize and help the homeless in their own cities, because people from New Orleans are being displaced all over the country.

A New Orleans post describing flight from the city - put to audio form

narrow escape from martial law
by claudia Friday, Sep. 02, 2005 at 4:27 PM
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A true story about last minute escape from flooded city of new orleans from a friend via email

A weekly review of news at the intersecton of media and democracy.

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In this week's program: Community radio activists from around the nation work together to build a new low power FM station in a weekend. More news workers have died in Iraq than were killed in the entire Vietnam War. Google may change the face of wi-fi forever. Eyes on the Prize could soon be heading back into the public domain. And a fast fact: newsroom diversity is on the wane.